Math Assessment Test Practice | Integrated Math 1 Assessment with Answer Key

Math assessment test practice for integrated math 1

This math assessment test practice is a 13 page packet with 80 questions for an integrated math 1 course. The worksheet is marked for grades 8 to 11.

It covers equations and inequalities, linear functions and sequences, systems of equations and exponents, and a final section on coordinate geometry, transformations and statistics.

Teachers who need an integrated math 1 assessment for the end of a unit will find four sections of 20 questions here, and the integrated math 1 test with answer key can be scored in one sitting.

What’s on the pages

The worksheet has four sections of 20 questions each, and every section has its own heading and directions.

• Algebraic equations and inequalities: 10 multiple choice and 10 true or false, such as solving |x – 4| = 9, x/3 + 5 = 9 and 4(p – 2) = 16.
• Linear functions and sequences: 20 fill in the blank questions that use a Number Bank, such as the slope of a horizontal line, the slope through (2, 3) and (4, 7) and y when x = 4 in y = 3x + 6.
• Systems of equations and exponential functions: 10 multiple choice and 10 true or false, such as simplifying (2^3)^2 and (x^3)(x^4), and solving x + y = 10 with x – y = 2.
• Coordinate geometry, transformations and statistics: 10 fill in the blank questions with an answer bank and 10 short answers, such as naming a translation or a reflection and finding the distance between (0, 0) and (3, 4).

The mix of formats checks recall, reasoning and computation in a single test.

As an algebra and geometry assessment it spans both strands of the course, and the math assessment test practice format lets students see the kinds of questions a unit test asks.

What’s in the download

• Student worksheet: 13 pages
• Answer key: 15 pages, with a short explanation after each answer
• Answer sheet: 4 pages
• Lesson plan: 2 pages

The four parts add up to 34 pages, and everything comes as PDF.

How to use this math assessment test practice

The lesson plan is set for 90 to 120 minutes, or two standard 45 minute class periods. Its objectives are mastery of single-variable linear equations and inequalities, linear attributes such as slope, intercepts and sequence terms, systems and exponent properties, and coordinate geometry with rigid transformations.

The materials list pencils and scratch paper, graph paper and a straightedge, and a scientific calculator. The plan starts with a short review of algebra operations and exponent rules before the test is handed out.

You can split the test by section. Give the first two sections on one day and the last two on the next, so students stay fresh for the geometry and statistics questions.

After scoring with the answer sheet and the key, look at the sections one by one. A low score in the systems section points to a different review than a low score in the transformations section.

The answer key explains each answer in a short sentence, so students can use the scored test as a study guide before the final.

Where it fits

Use it as a unit test, a final exam practice, a placement check or a review before a state test. Homeschool families can use it to check progress at the end of the course.

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This math assessment test practice and its answer key are a ready review for an integrated math 1 unit, and the integrated math 1 assessment can be repeated each term.

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